A producer for many successful idols suddenly has an existential crisis
and vanishes. When he reappears years later, he starts to assemble a new
co-ed idol group.

Type: Scripted

Languages: Korean

Status: Ended

Runtime: 40 minutes

Premier: 2017-11-27

Temporary Idols - Kim Min-kyo - Netflix

Kim Min-kyo (Hangul: 김민교, born April 15, 1974) is a South Korean
actor and director. He is well known for a cast member ('crew') on the
tvN entertainment show Saturday Night Live Korea.

Temporary Idols - Insolent Romance - Netflix

Prior to joining SNL Korea, he wrote and directed a Korean play called
Want Night (달콤한 원나잇), which was later re-branded as Insolent
Romance (발칙한 로맨스), a globally-successful Korean movie director
Daniel Bong-phil Goo, who meets his first-ever loved female friend
called Ma Soo-ji, who had married after he left to Hollywood of Los
Angeles over a decade ago, which is not usually happened in Korean
society but included Kim Min-kyo's own possible and imaginary
situations. During a winter season of 2012-2013, he acted a main
character of this play, Goo Bong-phil (구봉필). This play has been
co-worked with his Seoul Institute of the Arts colleague Kim Su-ro as
his producer. Its commercial success in Daehangno led Kim Su-ro to make
a series of launching authentic stage plays called Kim Su-ro Project
(김수로 프로젝트), and this play marks the 1st product of the project.